Upgraded Facilities in the Natural Areas of the Balearic Islands

Improvements to interpretation centres and accessible trails in protected areas on the Balearic Islands

What does it consist of?

An investment of more than €2.3 million will modernise key infrastructure in the islands' nature parks. This will include improvements to interpretation centres, wildlife hides, signage and accessibility in places such as Cabrera, Tramuntana, s'Albufera and Ses Salines.

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PROJECT TITLE IN THE CALL
Improvements to public facilities and the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in the protected natural areas of the Balearic Islands
LOCATION
Mallorca
Entity submitting the PROJECT
Conselleria d'Agricultura, Pesca I Medi Natural
Entity that executes the project
Direcció General d'Espais Naturals i Biodiversitat
Project code
ITS2425-137
Total project amount
2.392.000 €
ITS granted amount
2.392.000 €
Executed amount
13.782 €
Call year
2024-2025
Budget implementation status
Started
Purpose
Environment
Budget execution
Executed: 0.58%
Last updated
13.07.2026

The project

The network of protected natural spaces on the Balearic Islands plays an essential role in the conservation of environmental heritage and in offering activities linked to nature tourism. Current management goals include the need to ensure responsible and orderly public use, which increases knowledge of the environment without compromising its ecological balance.

To this end, a wide-ranging scheme has been launched to update and improve public facilities in 13 protected areas. The project ranges from the reforming interpretation centres to installing new bird hides, educational boards and interactive tools such as touch screens and multilingual mobile apps.

A major part of the work focuses on strengthening accessibility. For example, an accessible route will be designed on the public Cúber estate, in the Tramuntana mountains, and the Can Marroig building in Ses Salines will be refurbished to allow access for people with reduced mobility. Video and exhibition content will also be updated in spaces such as s'Albufera des Grau and the Museu de Cabrera.

The project also plans for the implementation of the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism in several of these sites. This framework of commitment involves managers, local businesses and visitors in building a tourism model in line with the values of conservation and local development.